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French to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial / corp. communications | |||||||
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5 +1 | Asia Pacific [region] Head Office |
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5 +1 | Given that |
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4 +1 | Asia and the Pacific Bureau |
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3 +1 | Asie Sud-Pacific [Asia South Pacific] |
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Asia and the Pacific Bureau Explanation: - -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-12-07 17:12:42 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- omaine(s) – International Bodies – Economic Co-operation and Development Domaine(s) – Organismes internationaux – Coopération et développement économique Asia and the Pacific Bureau Source INTERNAT ASP Source INTERNAT Bureau pour l\'Asie et le Pacifique Source INTERNAT ASP Source INTERNAT |
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Asia Pacific [region] Head Office Explanation: Throughout your text, you will have to decide on this direction business. It can be: Main Office Head Office [sales] Headquarters or some other term.... cheers It depends on what they already use. I would check that out before deciding on this or that term. They may be completely creative for all I know. |
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Given that Explanation: they refer to "en filiale", I feel not all of these have to be geographic areas. Direction Commerciale France? Direction Commerciale Europe? Direction des Opérations Internationales? North & Latin America Amérique du Sud Pacifique? Given the reference to AmLat-Nord, I'm particularly confident ASP is Amérique du Sud + something, and the Pacific is right next door. |
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Asie Sud-Pacific [Asia South Pacific] Explanation: = |
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